Corporate Plan 2009-2012: Part B.pdf (2.99MB) - Hastings Council

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Revenue policy Statement of ordinary and special rates Strategy – Ordinary Rates Council will continue to levy ordinary rates using a structure comprising a base amount to which an ad valorem component is added. The Base Amount will vary, depending on rating category / sub-category combination, up to the maximum allowed (50%) for defined urban areas. All rateable properties within each category / sub-category, regardless of their land value, are levied the base amount. The balance of income for ordinary rates is derived by multiplying the land value of a property by a rate in dollar for the relevant category / sub-category, which is determined by Council. The amount payable by ratepayers under this component is dependent on the land value of the property. In addition, the total amount collected for ordinary rates each year will take account of any approved increase advised by the Minister. The following is the structure of Council’s rates: Type Category Sub-Category Comments Ordinary Residential Defined Urban Centres All properties categorised as residential within the localities of Bonny Hills, Camden Head, Dunbogan, Kendall, Kew, Lake Cathie, Lakewood, Laurieton, North Haven, Port Macquarie, Wauchope and West Haven as defined by the “Designated Urban Centre” maps following Ordinary Residential Other Hastings All other properties classified as residential within the Council area and are not located within the areas defined as "Designated Urban Centres" above Ordinary Farming Eligibility determined in accordance with Local Government Act 1993 Ordinary Mining Eligibility determined in accordance with Local Government Act 1993 Ordinary Business Port Macquarie CBD All business properties within the Port Macquarie CBD which are identified on the map following, and as adopted by Council for the purpose of identifying the Port Macquarie CBD for Business Sub-Category rating Ordinary Business Defined Urban Centres All business properties within the “Designated Urban Centres” are identified on the maps following, and as adopted by Council for the purpose of identifying the “Designated Urban Centre” for Business Sub-Category rating. The locality of Port Macquarie does not include the area defined as “Port Macquarie CBD” Ordinary Business Other Hastings All business properties within the Council area other than those in the CBD of Port Macquarie area and “Designated Urban Centres” as identified on the maps following and as adopted by Council 8 Port Macquarie–Hastings Council
Rating structure Ordinary rates under section 494 of the Local Government Act 1993 and special rates under section 495 of the Local Government Act 1993 Residential Residential Category Sub-Category Defined Urban Centre Other Hastings General Base Amount Environmental Base Base Amount % of total levy Plus Ad Valorem Rate: Cents in $ Estimated Gross Yield % of Total $398.70 $18.00 48.99% 0.26112 $21,689,451 65.498 $296.60 $18.00 35.62% 0.26320 $3,615,185 10.917 Farmland $398.70 $18.00 28.78% 0.25279 $1,830,230 5.527 Mining $217.05 $18.00 48.73% 0.44793 $482 0.001 Business Business Business The Broadwater Special Rate Sanctuary Springs Special Rate Port Macquarie CBD Defined Urban Centre Hastings Other $398.70 $18.00 5.02% 1.90294 $2,397,781 7.241 $398.70 $18.00 19.57% 0.49213 $3,272,342 9.882 $296.60 $18.00 28.79% 0.40447 $228,374 0.690 0.06682 $68,544 0.207 0.17691 $12,093 0.037 Sub-Total $33,114,482 100.00 Less: Reductions due to Appeals ($100,000) Pensioner Rebates ($1,597,200) Postponed Rates ($50,000) Abandoned Other ($41,000) Economic Development ($165,900) Tourism ($425,200) The Broadwater Special Rate ($68,544) Sanctuary Springs Special Rate ($12,093) Environmental Base ($592,000) Port Macquarie CBD Town Improvement ($918,400) General net income $29,144,145 All rates are levied on land valuations with a base date of 1 July 2006 Corporate Plan 2009-2012 Part B 9
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